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Technical | How To / Re: paid $2.12 a pound for a 2024 Piaggio Liberty
« Last post by Stig / Major Tom on March 28, 2025, 03:37:39 PM »
box or random hardware or was each item listed?
Not listed.
But once you've changed a belt, rollers and air-filter, checked the valves, removed the exhaust and both wheels - the box of bits are pretty recognizable :)

Stig
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General Discussion / Re: "If I were to buy a new motorcycle" your choice?
« Last post by rjs987 on March 28, 2025, 02:17:40 PM »
I have not heard of the Aptera, I had opportunity once to get a ride in a Campagna T-Rex, wear your seatbelt, it was demonstrated to me what 1.3g Formula 1 rivaling cornering feels like

I've known about the T-Rex since it first was introduced many years ago. It has slightly changed since then. But still an ICE machine. That's not really a bad thing though.

Look up about the Aptera at https://aptera.us/ or in your browser or on YouTube. It is considered a sEV since it does generate enough solar energy the entire time the sun is shining, or even partly cloudy or overcast, to be significant and helpful to its range. Uses Tesla charge stations. I currently have a reservation for one.
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People s150 / Re: Tire comparison
« Last post by Ruffus on March 28, 2025, 12:59:38 PM »
People take either Pirelli Angels or Michelin City Grip II, best deal for grip, endurance and money.
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Technical | How To / Re: paid $2.12 a pound for a 2024 Piaggio Liberty
« Last post by Iahawk on March 28, 2025, 12:18:34 PM »
box or random hardware or was each item listed?
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People s150 / Re: Tire comparison
« Last post by Iahawk on March 28, 2025, 12:15:08 PM »
they seem to be the premium tire choice
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People s150 / Tire comparison
« Last post by mrmike on March 28, 2025, 11:50:12 AM »
I'm ready to pull the trigger and replace the tires on my '23 People S 150i. It currently has the stock Kendra tires (only 1100 miles). From everything I've read the Michelin City Grip 2 tires are the best to get. I'm 81 years old and want the best handling and wet weather tire available. Are the City Grip 2's the answer?
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General Discussion / Bent Front Wheel
« Last post by Togger on March 28, 2025, 11:31:48 AM »
I was hit by a car recently, and now the front wheel is out of alignment. I can't tell where the damage is. Anyone know how much this would cost to diagnose/fix? The bike is worth about $3000 when in good condition.
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Technical | How To / Re: Kpipe 125 tuning
« Last post by randyo on March 28, 2025, 07:04:12 AM »
what have you done with the exhaust. I put a 190cc 5 speed inn my K-Pipe, stoopid fast, I had a 1ΒΌ" pipe custom bent with a Thrush 24210 Cherrry Bomb with an added 8" baffle, carb on the motor is 28mm 

maybe ya just gotta let it breath

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General Discussion / Re: "If I were to buy a new motorcycle" your choice?
« Last post by randyo on March 28, 2025, 02:32:10 AM »
Seems a lot of riders I know and ride with who are in their 70s either downsize to a lighter motorcycle/scooter or switch to a trike. I've thought about this more and more lately. I've considered that my next bike would be a slightly smaller scooter (150 - 300). But then, if I choose to go with a motorcycle I'd be more inclined to go with a 3 wheeled motorcycle.

Currently I am considering this one as the likely choice for me. I'd keep my AK for some time and own both and put up with the indecision about which one to take when I go anywhere.
This is the Aptera 3 wheeled motorcycle/auto-cycle.

I have not heard of the Aptera, I had opportunity once to get a ride in a Campagna T-Rex, wear your seatbelt, it was demonstrated to me what 1.3g Formula 1 rivaling cornering feels like
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General Discussion / Re: "If I were to buy a new motorcycle" your choice?
« Last post by rjs987 on March 27, 2025, 08:16:47 PM »
Bob, that looks very space-age!

My space ship motorcycle!
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